LUMEN LD 3 101/Récital d'orgue/ANDRE MARCHAL/French press 1952s/very rare
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VERY RARE LP 12" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DON'T MISS IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ANDRE MARCHAL - RECITAL D' ORGUE DES MAITRES FRANCAIS DES XVII et XVIII siecles. 1952 issue
1. Suite du deuxieme ton
2. Chacone en sol mineur
3. Les Cloches
4. Basse de Trompette
5. Recit de Tierce en taille
6. Noel avec variations no. 1
"André Marchal (February 6, 1894 Paris - August 27, 1980 Saint-Jean-de-Luz) was a French organist, and organ teacher. He was one of the great initiators of the twentieth-century organ revival in France.
Marchal was born blind. Remarkably undaunted by this handicap, he studied the organ under Eugène Gigout at the Paris Conservatoire; and there, in 1913, he won the First Prize in organ-playing. Four years later he also won the prix d'excellence for fugue and counterpoint.
As well as giving a good many concerts, both in France and in other countries (England, Australia, the United States), Marchal taught organ at the Institut National des Jeunes Aveugles in Paris, in addition to serving as titular organist of the Saint-Germain-des-Prés (1915–1945) and Saint-Eustache (1945–1963). From the latter post he resigned in 1963, his departure being brought about over a conflict concerning the correct organ builder to be hired to restore Saint-Eustache's instrument[1].
He was an unparalleled improviser and was even recognized as such by Fauré [2]. Among his students are many brilliant musicians such as Peter Hurford, Louis Thiry and Jean-Pierre Leguay, one of three titulaires du grand orgue of Notre-Dame de Paris.
LUMEN LD 3 101 MADE IN FRANCE FROM 1952s MATRIX LPY 197 / 198"
COVER VERY GOOD +
RECORD VERY GOOD +
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Record
M = Mint Condition - The record has no surface marks whatsoever, it is thoroughly clean and appears unused and pristine. It is As New.
NM = Near Mint Condition - The record is virtually perfect, but there are very slight signs of marks, which are so light that they will have no effect on the quality of playback. It is almost As New.
EX = Excellent Condition - The record has slight marks, and has perhaps been played a few times. There should however be no reduction in the quality of playback.
VG = Very Good Condition - The record has some surface marks and has obviously been played many times. The record is still clean but the marks may perhaps effect the playback but only slightly.
G = Good Condition - The record has some surface marks and has obviously been played many times. The record is still clean but the marks may perhaps effect the playback but only slightly.
F = Fair Condition - The record has some scratches and has obviously been played many times. The record is still fairly clean but the scratches will effect the playback.
Sleeve
NM = Near Mint Condition - The cover is virtually perfect with only very tiny marks, scuffing,creasing, but no handwriting, splits or tears. It is almost As New.
EX = Excellent Condition - The cover has some slight marks, scuffs and creasing, but no handwriting and no splits or tears. It is complete and is still in collectible condition.
VG = Very Good Condition - The cover has obvious signs of wear with some creasing, marks, scuffing. It is complete and is still worthy of collectibility.
G = Good Condition - The cover has obvious signs of wear with some creasing, marks, scuffing, and some splitting at the edges. It is complete and is still worthy of collectibility.
F = Fair Condition - The cover has considerable signs of wear and creasing, marks, scuffing, and some splitting at the edges. It is complete and is still worthy of collectibility.
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